Author Archives: Conor Gallagher

Under the Cover of Energy Crisis, Europe Shifts Industry, Emissions and Pollution to Balkans

German auto industry is representative of wider EU efforts to use the Balkans as a low-wage, polluted sacrifice zone.

Biden Moves To Reduce U.S. Reliance On Russian Nuclear Supply Chain

As Project Ukraine collapses, the Biden administration notices the US relies on Russia for nuclear fuel and figures somebody better do something about that.

Western Propaganda Gets More Desperate as World Majority Sides with China and Russia Against the US over Gaza

The New York Times leads the charge in trying to depict Moscow and Beijing as antisemitic or anti-Israel to discredit their peace proposals.

Links 11/2/2023

Türkiye’s Middle Ground Position Becomes Untenable as US Intensifies Conflicts

Turkish public opinion has been hardening against the West for years, and worsening of ME situation could be the definitive break.

Amid Regulatory Gaps, Telehealth Prescribers Flourish

Who’s regulating Telehealth drug sales?

Links 11/1/2023

US Neocons Accidentally Act as Great Uniter in Caucasus

Attempts to use Armenia to destabilize Caucasus backfire spectacularly.

Links 10/30/2023

More Upheaval in German Politics Over Ukraine War, Russia Sanctions and the Heavy Hand of the US

A new party on the left joins the far-right AfD in challenging Berlin’s subservience to Washington as public anger grows against current government.

Reports Expose US Billionaires and Corporate Profiteers Enabling Israel’s War on Gaza

The Biden administration sells genocide as a stimulus for the US economy.

Links 10/29/2023

How Much of the World Will the US Burn in the Transition to Multipolarity?

Beijing asked Washington numerous times to partner in the Belt and Road Initiative. Instead the US works against it.

From a Fledgling Genetic Science, A Murky Market for Prediction

The commercial push is raising tension between scientists seeking new genetic links, and entrepreneurs seeking profit.

Ethanol and Carbon Capture on the Great Plains

A mega project that would pipe carbon from five states and inject it underground in North Dakota relies on dubious technology, risks prolonging the ethanol boondoggle and could destroy lives and land.